Hancock and Adams Room Lexington MA Historic House Vintage Postcard
$ 1.32
Description
Hancock and Adams Room Lexington MA Historic House Vintage Postcard. The room is historically significant as the place where John Hancock and Samuel Adams were sleeping when Paul Revere woke them during his famous midnight ride. The intricate wood paneling, period furniture, and a lit fireplace add to the authenticity and charm of this historic setting. This vintage postcard features the Hancock and Adams Room inside the Hancock-Clarke House located in Lexington, Massachusetts. The image showcases a richly decorated 18th-century bedroom with a four-poster bed draped in colorful fabric and a patchwork quilt. The room is historically significant as the place where John Hancock and Samuel Adams were sleeping when Paul Revere woke them during his famous midnight ride. The intricate wood paneling, period furniture, and a lit fireplace add to the authenticity and charm of this historic setting. Produced by the Detroit Publishing Co. under the "Phostint" trademark, this postcard is an example of early 20th-century color printing technology designed to bring vivid realism to photographic postcards. The card is copyrighted by the Lexington Historical Society, which adds collectible value due to its connection to a well-known historical location. This postcard is an excellent find for collectors interested in American Revolutionary War history, historic homes, or vintage postcards from Massachusetts.
